FanDuel & DraftKings CEOs Talk DFS Pick’em Sites. Will Ohio Ban Them?
At G2E, FanDuel and DraftKings' CEOs expressed their desire for regulatory clarity. Will Ohio be the next state to take action?
C.J. Pierre is a Lead Writer at PlayOhio. He has been covering news and sports for over a decade for both online and TV broadcasts. He was born and raised in Minneapolis, MN and is an alum of Minnesota State University: Moorhead. He recently dove into tribal casino, sports betting and online gambling news. He also covered the launch of sports betting in Arizona. C.J. has experience as a reporter and videographer and has covered high school, college and professional sports throughout his career, most notably following Arizona Cardinals, Phoenix Suns, Minnesota Vikings and North Dakota State University football.
At G2E, FanDuel and DraftKings' CEOs expressed their desire for regulatory clarity. Will Ohio be the next state to take action?
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